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>California hasn't laid a single track of high-speed rail on its 18-year-old bullet train because it's been stuck paying consultants $677 million to compile over 130,000 pages of environmental documents—paperwork that must be finished before the project can move forward.

Why can't the US expand its high-speed rail network like China?
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>>545106506
>muh paperwork
>muh environmental documents
>its not the massive corruption and lobbying
We all know Ameriniggers dont care about the environment or you wouldnt pollute the entire ocean with oil leaks and use groundwater as trash dumping grounds.

We only dont know for sure why you Amerimutts still bother with the VPNs even though everyone keeps calling you out immediately and you have to samefag to pretend anyone "falls" for it. Probably old instructions.
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Nobody wants to go to San Francisco. Build HSR from DTLA to San Bernardino
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Building things is just so hard. Everybody forgot how to do it
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>>545106958
>meme flag talking shit
Put your butthole flag on Rajesh



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